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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-04
9as asa@stbnm Der gaatiOn.

Na9 benz Genius bon 1880 batten
bic Der. Staaten, bic tpiIoen S.nbianer
unb Nlnsfa ni6t miteingere9net, cine
1eb6lferuig bon 50,445, 1856; bic uns
bergleimIi6 ifarfe gintpanberung su
Nnfane Der 80 Sabre f6tpelte biefe
GeeIen3abI berart on, baB f9on gegen
@it0e 1884 bic 8ep6Iterung auf ruttb
81. 000, 900 abgei9dBt tuurbe, unb beute
fGdBt elm Nep Oorter 8latt = vSbe
Sribune"-bie Bebblterung beg 2anbes
auf 81, 1881 Dos ergiebt fit bic
fieben Sabre felt Der 9lufnabme 6es Ieba
ten Genius cine 3unabme bon iiber Elf
Wilionen. Sie @inlpanberung mdbs
renb biefer fieben Sabre be3ifert ii6 auf
ettpa $4,000, 900; bic natiirli6e 3us
nabme, bringt man 3pei prOcent mebr
@eburten aIs Sobesfdae in Inf6lag,
auf 1928, 149. Quf bic einselnen
Sabre peribeiIt F@ mad bieier 8ere9s
aurts bic 3unabme, ME folst:
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inston sefaubt neroen tpirb, utn bic
Senti6rift benz prdiiDenten @lebelanb
perf6nli@ gu iiberrei@en.
Staot Merico, 80. Stunt. Stars
fes &egenmetter bauert fort. Mebrere
8oritd0te linb uberf lutbet. Sic Notb.
tpenbigfeit elmer ganaliirurg BET S.aot
unb beg &eiels, in ioel@em biefel6e liegt,
iuirb nit tebem Gage flarer unb brins
genber. Die StraBer linb iebt pab,
ren6 Der &egen3eit taum paffirbar. =
9as neue Snlanofeuer SDftem fopie
Der aeue 3oatarif traten am Sreitag in
2raft. Sic &aufleute beabf6tigen,
benz JinaH3minifer gu gbren, benz bas
9auptberoienit fir bieie @eformen aus
fommt, elm groBartiges 8anfet gu ber,
anftalten. = lu9 Der neue polbers
trag nit ben Ser. Staten tritt rtorsen
in Wirfiamfeit. So nod bemielben
pafete big gu 2 Gilosramm S9mere
bur9 bic Boit berienbet tperber f6nnen,
10 bietet it9 benz Gleinbarbef 3pif9en
ben Ser. Staaten uro Merico eine dus
BERT giinlfige @banee.
Berlin. Ser Birgermei5ter BON
@afein 1T amtli6 babpr in GenntniB
gefebt morben, baB Der 9aiier am 28.
bort ein3utrefen gebenft.
2onbon. Dem STANDARD" pirb
bon Berlin mitsetbeilt, boB &aiier Mils
helm nd9ften Mittpo9 mad Sab @ms
abreiien mirb. @r mirb 1i9 bort brei
Woden ~aufbalten unb bann iiber Miins
den nod @affein begeben. Sen 69lub
foa Elm fur5er Gufentbalt auf Mainau
biloen.
= Su &egensburg uurbe Der Bis
f9ofsbof Elm &aub Der 6lammen, Bic
beua6barte Sobannisfir6e erIitt bel
benz 8ranbe hebeutenben e9abet;
mebrere boraigli1e @emGIoe uurben
b6uig Dermi9tet.
= Sn &6lr bat ber Gr8bii9of Gre.
rterb bic &~aiferglode nit benz Mamen
nGloriofa" getauft.
= Das Corps rBoruiiiQ" III Bonn
feiert in biefen Sagen bas 6Oidbrige
Stiftunssfef, griua WiIbeIm bon preu,
Ben Diro ber Geier b%eitpobnen.
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gDut. 0BHtua & guhn.

unfere 9auptnabrung 1T rnb bIeibt
bas 5leif9, un6 UNI fol@es frif9 unb
gut au erlanger, fam maj! unm6gli1
einerI superldifseren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. S0fing & 5obn, SO.
511 abe. s. Sie 9erren baben ben,
@ef9mad ibrer 2unbea &e6nung &c.
tragen unb In ibrem @tabliKement cine
falte 2uftmai9in erri9tet, uel1e allen
Nnfproerungen fur grbaltung urb gnts
fernuns i@dbli@er Sngrebienaen bes
Gleif6es entipri9t. sic baben beffdn.
big In ibren 8iebb6fen einetl groBen
8orratb BON Waftbieb, aus pel6en1
nur bas Bette fur lire 2unben gemdblt
uirb. Wer reel bebient fein min, Der
beiu9e ben Marft, 80. 511
Mnenue s. 1,10t1f
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6. s. Maaer.

.205 Weft : @ommerceffraS
bdlt Elm groBes unb febr gepabltes So
ger BON Sapeten, -&ouIeaur.
StlDerrabme unb 2eifea,
unb ferner neben 3ei6nensM aterialien
a0er Mrt, Garben unb Mnfrei i.
der Materialien, befonoers
banners fertig gemifdte
Tarben, bic beften unb biliglten i'm
Marfte, bi. unter boiler @arantie per=
fauft werben. s n # r. unb g pi e.
gelglas unb aubere in biefes Sad
f9lagenbe Mrtifel; tporin Serr MiiIer
oas grObte 2ager i'm Weften bes @taa,
tes bat. Muftrdge aus benz 2anbe tpers
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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Gin Offeues sd5retbeu.
BIO o m II 9 tor Sns.,
Is. Sept. 1882.
9erren ). 5. @beren & g.,

Ss'ts" " y. V9eHeu & 3D.,
Solebo. Gb.
Sd bin 48 Sabre aIt unb litt meiu
geben lang an Gatarrb, felt 10 Sabren
lit i'd am Mfbma, unb felt 5 Sabren
trdnfelte i6 an einem b0sartigen SUI
item. Sd gebraudte allerlei Seilmitfel /;
giflg mad 9ot Sprin9s-trob allebem
feline 2inberung meines troltIoIen !3us
ifanoes, feline @enefung. 9a fob i'd,
i6on Der auf5iung nabe, in elmer Sci.
tung cine 4n3eige bon Or. 9aIs Gas
tarrb Cure, unb bdtte i'd ni6t fofort
mid biefes Mittels bebient, beFen bell.
lame1 ginfub i'd in turSer 3eit au fab.
len bic Greube batie-beute ldge i'd i'm
8rabe. Gin uebel nod Dem anberu
perf9wanb uno bic @efunbbeit febrte
tDleoer, i4 atbme Iei6t unb fibIe mid
lpobl pie ME 8npOr. Sd plinfdte cses
benz, Der bon @atarrb, 0uten, aabn1a
beimsefu6t 1T, 9Ous @atarrb Cure
perf6nli6 e~mpfeblen gu f6nnen.
Sd osrmaa ni6t Sbnen in @orten
meine bolle Sdufbdrteit nus3ufpre6en,
nebmen sic bieie 3eiIen entgegen sur
beIiebigen Yet6hsntliGung I'M SntereEe
offer 2%eioenben.
Soiepbine @brisman,
406, 6. q. Street.
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California Meiue.

@einliebbaber finben eth grpBes Ga.
ger bon feinen California Meinen be-
Serrn 5. s. MeDer am Mlaml
plasa. 9err Meper lu6t Bite Meimt
an Srt uno Stele aus uhb faltft bret
aus Dem Seller ter Mein3hdter. sIs
gutter &ent1er geltngt es ibm ftets, BIZ
beiten Sorten a%lsauudbler. st fam
feline 2unben uno Gamilien nit eiuen1
gutem Sropfen perfeben. Rotbs unb
MeiBmetne in por5ieliGer Qualitdi
DON ieBt ab $1.00 per @allone - fret
ins Qaus geliefert.
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gsaferlpreaaen nlit ealand3en.

perirnen, tpel9e fi9 beim Wafer.
fprengen Der 5dIdu6e 5eoiener tDoI=
len, ftnb eriu@t, f@ in unierer Office
bic u6tbige 2i3eus auf Elm Sabr-am
1. Mai beginnenb = u berf9afen, ba
fit fol@en WaHergebrau9 cine Spe.
3~ialrate bere9net> tpiro. gDer biefer
MuHorberung ni@t na9fommt urb Bic
borgei6tiebenen 8ebingungen nidt ers
fallt, lduft @efabr, baB Inn bic Ma5=
ier3ufubr abgei9nitten pirb.
Die @aKeriperf 3pmpagnfe.
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Ser gam 9eeSrp eprtnas Bart

Ser Saa RebrD gpriags Narf
1T Der Waafabrtsort Der San @ntomier
unb aaer 8eiu@er Der Mlamo.S tabt,
INN bet 9iBe gu entfieben unb f6 I'M
fiiblen S6atten gu ergeben. Der Bart
bat in 6olge ieiner Sage gu ieOer Sas
ges5eit eine belebenbe 5rif9e unb Gas
milien fuarloern bdufig gum pribats
picnic binaus, ebenio pie 8ereiae anb
GeieQi6aften bier lire Ge5fe feiern. SEE
ben Sag freie Muff. Mle grfrif9uns
gen mie Bier, 2imonabe, Weim. Wbisz
.fep &c. iinb in better QuaIitdt 5u baben.
24,5-5M s. RerbIe, pd9ter.
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2,179 I'M 8etrage bon $535,oOO
~ anfrasen fit asentea, fotis Ratep
fur Clubs f0nneu ilur In Der Ofiee IN sep
Orleans geniadt tDerben. .Be8sn idberer ans.
funft fdreibe man beutIi9 bie game ahrefe.
Wan f4tfe @elb Durd Vo7aI no.
ten, @rpreB Mpner Srber, NetD CERT
Wediel ouf Seem Srleans.
griefe NIT gurrenea tu1iberanbert per erprss
Mtr aabIen gTprebfofen.
W. u. DaEpbjn,
Seip Orleans 20.
Man a~orefire resifrirte 8riefe al Ste
Seem Orleans NatipnaI Banf,
Stem DrIsans, Ca.
Gb Mgent,
22l Aeeauin @trabe, San antonic. Geras
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9dnade lao tinberleie Trmea

fcDten nidt berapeifeIn, ~ionsern Matb unb Be.
lebruns aus einsm 8u1e ldopfen, burd ipeI>
DIES Sauienbe innerbaIb tir8efter 8eit tire boue
@eiunbbeit ipieber erIangt nnb BEN einaiaen
8mnfd ibreS SCREENS in st IGung seben ia.
ben. Das nit sielen Standardization Ct.
l~auterte, retdlid aussefattete neuefe Wert
pirb gratis unb franco berfdidt BON Ser
Yrtbate GItttc & 0tSpenfnrD, is g.
@pmftDn Ctr, @etp Durf, M.lD.
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sdldnde! sdlandei @dldude f!
WeiBe Solitude gum eprinfeln 3
Sol Is Gent per SUB. @dmarse
.S9ldu9e, { 3oa Dur6mefer Is, %
unb Is Gents per SUB Bel
g. $. 0utterffne 6 Co."
pIumber& @asfitter,
6,5,4Mt No. 1876 6puftoa Str.
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= Das gr6Bte Eager BON @ewebr,
unb Reoolpersp atronen unb 6uIie,1 be-
piper & 5@uItbeB.
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Mat. 8ermeb.
9oiaI. Z. 728, 149 3.8O9. 1856

Die Ginpanoerung fir bas lebte
&e9nungsiabr Der &eoierans, tpeldcs
erit nit Dem erfien Sult ablduft, if nit
100000 tuabrf6einliG niGt gu bod ges
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l1nabertreffli&e g~n3iehunsl
ueber cine babe Miuicn perlcof.
LA. s.. Ia.
Southland @tate Qptterp Gp.

Siefes Snfitut tpurbe i'm Sabre 1868 fl,
gr3iebunsS- unb Boblthdtigteits 8pede BON
Der StaatsiesiSlatnr sefetIi@ ineorporiri.
Onr9 Elm Neutrality-suspicious. 8otim tpurben TIRE
@edte elm 2beiI Der gegenmartisen StaatsroDa.
i~titutioa, a%ngenommen am 2. December 1879.
Sbre groBen 8tebungen bon etnael.
men u ummeru finbea monatIid tatt
Die unteraeidneten Bamten un6 Hanfiers
peroen alle Genuine in Der 2ouifiana Staats>
Sotterte, Die ibnen prafentirt tuerben, ans3abIeu.
5. 3. S8lesbh, Yrdi. 2a. Stat. Banf.
y. 9ananr, Yrdi. State Mat. Bant.
Y. Balbwin, Brdi. 81. 8. Stat. Bonf,
Gart 3Dhn, Brdi. Union Mat. Bunf.
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0rDbe rtDnatlt&e 3tebuns
tn Der aeabeuat Of Mufc, Seem Orleans
Dtenifag ben IL. Suli 1881.
9anpt9emin1 $4,000.
100000 5idets au $40 iebes.
9albe S.. Tanftel So. 3ebntel 81.
Oia. -.
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meurnraie uutr Mheumatismas aebeiIt.

Toper SIN, glpppntator Co., 90. gsou. 1885.
Sabre lang bate i'd an gteitalete naS SHEETS
anatis,iis oelttten. Sag unb gsa9t qiidItert
mid acute S9mer5eit. SD ueriutte ct. Sas
fobS Del pnb QUE G9rter5eft peri4patben.
aObertg y. &ple.
TINE CHARLES Al. voGELER CO.. Baltimore. Md.
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6 Sabre fbafef-gauerita gebeiIt.
Gcott Depot, puttant Co., %. ga., rs DIT. 1886.
RpSIf Gage mar i'd bettldseris in SoIse
rbeumatiider G1nter5et in ber 9ifte. gtidts
bradte MIR 2inberittg bis i'd cine Slaf9e ct.
Sefobs Del dr1panbte. Sad elmer breiutaIis
gen gluiuencung Iuar i'd. 9ebeilt.
Ebps. CORNER.
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Staahobs ~
= Or(
a McMra[aie.
4 eebeiIi.-Mob. 1880.

No. Seridte iiber Bic GrfpIge pon ct. Safobs
Del, tpeIbe ppr Sabren er5ielt ipMrben unb iebt be-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-02

Every ordained clergyman OF
priest Of the Catholic Church is re-
quired to dedicate his life and service
to the cause OF the church, entirely
eschewing controversies in the cause
of partizan politics. They are not
permitted to array themselves upon
the one side or the other, but must
stand aloof. This is the require
ment, and every priest before being
ordained has full information upon
this point, and makes q solemn vow
or promise OF obedience to the re-
quirement.
This being the fact, neither DR..
McGlynn nor any other clergyman
OF that church has right to take an
active part in politics without first
surrendering the Office of priest OF
religious instructor to the power
that conferred 1t. It is not com
mendable for any man to betray a
trust and then when called to an
account endeavor to pose before the
world as q martyr. To his church
his attitude is OF one who has vic.
lated promise voluntarily taken,
to the press that OF q deceiver.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-02

The State Register . few days
since contained an article announc-
ing the completion Of the 21st year
of the continuous connection OF J. S.
Olarkson Herewith. Very few in
deed are the men In Iowa who can
boast Of as long continued service
upon any Iowa paper. In August
1857, The Iowa PLAIN DEALER was
sent out to the world with w. r.
Mead as editor. and from that time
to the present his name has stood
at the head OF its editorial columns
and during all that time with the
bare exception Of two weeks, has he
prepared it's editorial matter. He
knows OF but one other paper which
has SO long been under q single
management, that Of the Davenport
Democrat, by the Richardson Bros
Next in point OF continued service
the Plain Dealer at Cresco, by tn,
Mead Bros, then the DEBORAH Re
publican, by the Baileys, then tn,
North Iowa Times by John q. An
drick,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-02

Outsiders frequently wonder
where The railroads ohtain proper
return for some al Tie ing nioHs Ill
costly methods adopted III adscr-
Using their lines. One of the latest to
attract our attention IS a nicely
bound 6i-paee book entitled, what
to Do containing description and
the correct rules Of large number
OF games suitable for parloror lawn,
which has been issued By the pas
sengcr denartrcn; or the st. Paul
Minneapolis 4 Manitoba Railway
and will, we understand, be forward.
ed post paid upon the recent Of
cents by G. IL Warren, Genera
Passenger Agent, 1t ST Paul. II i
book that would ornament almos'
any table and interest both old ane
Young,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-02
Two Scanl,s.

Frank Pierce has been indicted
in the Federal court in Des Moines
for perjury. For more than one
year he has held high carnival
in Des Moines, going wherever he
pleased with or without due process
OF law, subjecting every sex. age
and condition to his unlawful bru-
tally. Informations are sworn to
and filed by himself and warrants
issued for searching private houses
for liquors, the cost OF which is charg
ed up to the state, the costs to Polk
county in these unusual proceedings
having already cost the people there
more than $4,000. A few days
since on a warrant issued upon an
information sworn to by himself, he
went to the house of Mr.. Clancy
in Des Moines, in search for liquor,
and although Informed that Mrs.
Clancy had given birth to a child
but few hours before he made the
search, removing mother and child
from the bed regardless Of the con
dition to search. He found no
trace of anything, the man and his
wife being strictly temperate people,
but personal and political foes OF
| Pierce and his infamous methods.
The constitution Of the state guar
antees that the home Of every per-
son shall be secure against unrea-
| sonable search. Under the circum-
stances OF this case, should any man
attempt to invade our home, while
we should regret the necessity OF
standing guard at its threshold, we
should do SO and woe be to the
scoundrel who should attempt to
invade it.
It is certainly singular that the
prohibitionists in Des Moines as
well as in Cresco should select the
most infamous characters to be
obtained to carry forward what
they denominate a great moral work.
Certainly that city has men more
honest, honorable and humane than
Pierce, and Cresco has few worse
than the ones ut the head Of the
crusade here.
While Cresco has such men as
Elder Fall, Geo. Morse, NJ. Al. Moon,
w. G. Nichols, &. NJ. Harris, P. Con-
molly, Frank Glass, NJ. r. Farms
worth, Ben Hunting, men who are
the very soul Of honor and integ-
rity, it is passing strange that il
should select man better fitted by
nature, education and life for a
convict than reformer to appear
a. public prosecutor in any case.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-02

1t is certainly amusing to behold
the anxiety Of the boodlers in both
the old parties for honest govern
ment", which means we suppose
that the public teat shall not be re-
moved from the mouths Of the scoun-
drels who have used official posit-
ion heretofore so as to favor corpor-
ate robbers, fraudulent contracts in
public works for which the parties
favored have literally paid tne
officers selling the public welfare tt
a lot OF INSCRIPTIONS sharpers.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-02
Astonishing Success.

1t is the duty Of every person who
has used Boschee's German Syrup
to let its wonderful qualities &c
known to their friends in curing
Consumption, severe Cough, Group,
Asthma, Pneumonia, and In fact
all throat and lung diseases. No
person can use it without immedi-
ate relief. Three doses will relieve
any case, and We consider It the duty
OF all Druggists to recommend it to
the poor, dying consumptive, at
least to try one bottle, as $4,000
dozen bottles were sold last year,
and not one case where 1t failed
was reported. Such q medicine as
the German Syrup cannot be too
widely known. Ask your druggist
about it. Sample bottles to try,
sold at 10 cents. Regular size Is
cents. Sold By all Druggists and
Dealers In the United states and
csasda' &owWe
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-02
Pur:ic5 the Blood

creates and sharnens tic appetite, stimulates
tile digestion, and gives strength 10 every
organ Of the body. 1t cures tic most severe
cases of Scrofnla, Salt Ll.eam, Eoils, Pimrles,
and all other affections caused by impure
blood, Dyspepsia, Bi!ieusaess, Headache,
Kidney and Liver Complaints, Catarrh Rheu-
matism, and that extreme tired feeling.
floods sarsaparilla has helped me more
for catarlh and impure blood than anything
else ever used" A. BALL, Syracuse, n. \.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-02

The Railroad Gazette, good and
un;mpeachable authority. says that
three fourths or the freight traffic Of
the country is farm produce. The
proportion is greater than most
people supposed, and The farmer will
he more surprised at the statement
than any one else. While farm pro-
duce comprises such 4 great bulk OF
the foreign business OF the railroads,
the farmer i consulted less than
any other class Of patrons the COM
panies have. The lumber men, the
coal men. the implement men, the
iobbers and the manufacturers ale
frequently consulted by with corpor-
| ations but the granger Is rarely II
ever hidden to the conference, either
, in person or by proxy. just ut this
, time the farmer appears TO lie the
, only one who is not engaged IN 4
i warfare on the new interstate COM
! merce law. Evidently lie j. waiting
. for developments. Either that o.
for the November elections. Ii the
i latter, ii is safe to conclude that he
is better satisfied with the law thai
, its enforcement by the commission
! or its Interpretation ~ the tailroad
, companies, and that he has conf
i denee in the ballots OF the reopls
! for relief. The railroad companies
1 have not gone outside the law To-
the spirit Of interpretation they sis'
a ii. so they are moi, SO far, aihehabie
. save for soullcss graspihg. Al Iowa
, legislature could do the freight tIai
Q iic situation Il great deal OF good l
; in session at this time Leader.
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Salt Rleum or Eczema,

Old sores and ulcers,
Scaldhead and ringworm,
Pain in the back aud spine,
Swelling OF the knee joints,
Sprains and bruises,
Neuralgia and toothache,
Tender feet caused by bdnions,
c orns and chilblains, We warrant
BEGGs' TROPICAL Ou to relieve any
and all OF the above.
altla Lowry & oe11olly.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-02

Collector Webster reports accord
ing to tho McGregor Times, having
issued 400 moro internal revenue
licenses for this revenue district this
year, than last. This would indicate
that the interior counties are largely
taking their prohibition home IN
jugs this year.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-02
Dead2 Or Only Sleeping?

The complaint OF dull times, and
nothing going on in town that helps
business, is almost universal. Every
effect has cause. The day OF mira
cles has passed, II it ever existed.
The ordinary man must be content
10 reap where and what he has
sown. II Of thorns and thistles he
should not complain Of the crop,
nor that he has a largo "overproduc
ton OF product that is not exchang
able for any useful commodity.
Enterprises which tend to promote
prosperity, must have the united
active aid and effort OF earnest,
enterprising, persistent, intelligent
men and women. Communities con-
stantly divided and arrayed against
each other, individual against indi-
yidual, business against business, will
show Just such q state OF things
as exist in Cresco now.
A few months ago a Business
Mems Association was organized in
lCresco for the ostensible purpose
OF uniting and consolidating its
energies upon such objects as would
be Of material benefit to the business
growth, and permanent welfare and
prosperity Of the village and OF the
county, and country adjacent.
/ No step has been taken to secure
any single result Of the avowed pur
pose OF the organization; and shoult
the attempt be made to raise a few
dollars to promote its objects, tn
person who would be SO rash as t
ask it would meet with repulse il
every quarter. An effort to exten'
the few manufacturing industrie
that we have among rs, has NOR
opposition than Encouragement
and the little of the latter give
them is only liz service.
Not dollar could he raised I
J establish and found public librar
, and reading room; not a dollar t
} establish water works; not a cen
for a system Of sewerage for tn
town. nothing to make our tow
' more accessible by the con
struction of better roads, not
dollar for any business enterpris
or industry that can be name'
!. could be obtained from any SQUIRE
in Cresco, except at the usual rate
of usury, compounded every thre
months. From such field, wha
can our merchants. mechanics, an
laboring men expect, but the Gro
OF thorns and thistles they are gal
!, nering?
But should some man be spewe
" upon our county whose prope
place is in the penitentiary, and 81
up business as a fanatic and ca
for material aid in the way Of do
!. lars and cents and personal backin
to divide our people into warrin
factions, there is perhaps no lin
to the material aid he could obtai
for such a wicked purpose.
individuals to have prosperil
!, must deserve it, and so must towl
" and communities. If they SOW dra:
, on's teeth they sh ould not complai
be cause the harvest Brings valu
. less crop.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-02

The Illinois Legislature has q bill
before it reducing sleeping car fare
to s1.5O for p hours, and railroad
fare to 2 cents Q mile. The sleep
ing fare bill should provide that the
railroad companies pay the porters
In each car. Two dollars q night and
8 cents to the porter is pretty alfred
steep for lodging.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-02
Purify Your Blood.

If your tongue is coated
II your skin is yellow or dry.
Ii you have boils.
Ii you have fever.
Ii you are thin or nervous.
Ii you are bilious.
Ii you are constipated.
II your bones ache.
Ii your head aches.
Ii you have no APPETITE.
Ii YOU have no ambition, one bot
tie OF BEGGs' BLOOD PURIFIER AND
BLOOD MAKER will relieve any and
all OF the above complaints. sold
and warranted by Lowry and Con-
molly. 31t13
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-02

The last Nelson County News,
published at Lakota, Dakota, con-
tains thirty-flv mortgage foreclos-
ure notices, not unusual
feature Of the paper. The same pa
per advertises In stock q line oil
.Seed Lien" blanks. . new device
adopted by the recent legislature Of
the territory to enable Shylock te
get his Shiny clucthes on the croI
OF the farmer.